Cited in
(52)- PX4
- An introduction to transfer entropy. Information flow in complex systems
- Toward an open-ended BCI: a user-centered coadaptive design
- Enhancing the signal of corticomuscular coherence
- Compensation of domain modelling errors in the inverse source problem of the Poisson equation: application in electroencephalographic imaging
- Real-time decoding of attentional states using closed-loop EEG neurofeedback
- A Calderon regularized symmetric formulation for the electroencephalography forward problem
- Quasi-periodic spatiotemporal models of brain activation in single-trial <scp>MEG</scp> experiments
- Effect of linear mixing in EEG on synchronization and complex network measures studied using the Kuramoto model
- An inversion method based on random sampling for real-time MEG neuroimaging
- Source localization with MEG data: a beamforming approach based on covariance thresholding
- BSMART
- EEGLAB
- DPARSF
- PsychoPy
- Molecubes
- ERPWAVELAB
- MVGC
- rtMEG
- Connectome Mapper
- MuTE
- BCI2000
- BCILAB
- Brainstorm
- TRENTOOL
- OpenMEEG
- OpenViBE
- Psychophysics Toolbox
- VideoToolbox
- ROS
- TIM
- duneuro
- CARE-rCortex
- CONN
- eConnectome
- GraphVar
- MNE
- ieil
- The method of fundamental solutions in solving coupled boundary value problems for M/EEG
- CARTOOL
- EEGsig
- TMSEEG
- NFBLab
- Representation and reconstruction of covariance operators in linear inverse problems
- On linearly constrained minimum variance beamforming
- Synthetic event-related potentials: a computational bridge between neurolinguistic models and experiments
- Marlin Firmware
- An augmented MFS approach for brain activity reconstruction
- Decoding Hidden Cognitive States From Behavior and Physiology Using a Bayesian Approach
- Weighted phase lag index and graph analysis: preliminary investigation of functional connectivity during resting state in children
- Fitted and unfitted finite element methods for solving the EEG forward problem
- Open-source projects for autonomous robotics and systems: a survey
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